Founded in 1984 with two employees in Mifflintown, Pennsylvania, DuMor, Inc. manufactures site furnishings for public and commercial outdoor spaces, including benches and custom pieces. The company has grown from a 4,800-square-foot start-up to a nearly 105,000-square-foot facility while remaining family-run through its second and third generations. DuMor also emphasizes green manufacturing, using recycled steel and plastic alongside wood sourced as much as possible from sustained-yield mills.
Site PiecesDenver-based Site Pieces designs and manufactures site furnishings for outdoor environments, pairing a landscape background with nearly 40 years of manufacturing experience. Its design-focused team makes durable, thoughtfully detailed pieces and also collaborates on custom work, including the two 36-foot modular benches built for Denver’s Chapel Plaza. The company favors environmentally responsible materials and an eco-driven “buy less, but better” approach.CINCINNATI, OH
Victor StanleySince 1962, Victor Stanley has designed and manufactured durable site furnishings that help shape public spaces, from benches to smart waste receptacles. The Maryland-based company operates two factories with 200,000 square feet of manufacturing space and specializes in custom furnishings as well as its standard designs. It also pioneered powder-coating use in its facilities, adopting the technology in 1970, and uses thousands of tons of recycled material annually.DUNKIRK, MD
Keystone Ridge Designs, IncKeystone Ridge Designs, founded in 1995 near Pittsburgh, designs and manufactures American-made commercial site furnishings for public spaces. Based in Butler, Pennsylvania, the company builds its products in-house from regionally sourced materials, with fully welded steel craftsmanship at the center of its work. Its made-to-order capabilities include custom laser-cut designs and personalized memorial benches, giving landscape architects and planners room to shape furnishings around a project’s identity.BUTLER, PA
Witt IndustriesSince 1887, Witt Industries has made commercial waste and recycling receptacles along with outdoor benches at its U.S. manufacturing facilities. Its 315,000-square-foot production operation combines long-running metalworking expertise with a sustainability program that uses recycled material in every product, including post-consumer recycled steel and recyclable plastics. The company serves commercial settings through distribution partners, with products ranging from practical indoor units to more design-focused collections such as Celestial.MASON, OH